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Ecommerce development from India for brands abroad.
SpikeSecure builds online stores from Coimbatore, India, for brands and retailers in the United States, United Kingdom, Singapore, the GCC, Australia and Canada: Shopify, WooCommerce, headless and custom storefronts with each market's payments, sales tax or VAT, carriers and privacy rules, hosted in your region and invoiced in your currency. One engineering team, one fixed-scope proposal, weekly demos in your working hours.
- 6market pages: US, UK, SG, UAE, Qatar, KSA
- USD · GBP · SGD · AEDinvoicing currencies
- 48 hrsto a written proposal
- 30 dayswarranty after launch
Direct answer
Should an international brand build its store with a team in India?
SpikeSecure Technologies Pvt. Ltd. is an ecommerce development company at CHIL SEZ IT Park, Saravanampatti, Coimbatore, India, building online stores for clients in the US, UK, Singapore, UAE, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Australia and Canada. The build is the same engineering as our Indian stores; what changes by market is the payments, tax, carriers, privacy rules and accessibility expectations, and we keep a page per market so you can check we know yours.
You get a fixed-scope written proposal in your currency within 48 hours of discovery, a mutual NDA before it, a staging store with a demo every week in an overlap window with your time zone, hosting in your region on accounts in your name, and a 30-day warranty. We have no office outside India; we do not claim one.
- Indicative cost: Shopify or WooCommerce store from ₹1.5 lakh; headless or custom storefront ₹6–15 lakh; B2B platform ₹8–15 lakh and above, on our published Indian pricing. The proposal fixes the price in USD, GBP, SGD or AED; platform subscriptions, apps and gateway fees are paid by you at cost.
- Timeline: Shopify or WooCommerce 4–8 weeks; headless or custom 8–12 weeks; B2B platforms 10–16 weeks, with a soft launch before the public launch.
- What changes by market: US: state sales tax and ADA accessibility. UK and EU: VAT, GDPR consent, Royal Mail and DPD. Singapore: GST, PayNow, PDPA. GCC: Arabic RTL, cash on delivery, VAT, local gateways and couriers. Australia and Canada: GST, local gateways and carriers, scoped from the country hubs.
- Working hours: Daily overlap with US (morning IST), UK and Europe (afternoon IST), Singapore and the GCC (full day); demos are scheduled in your hours.
- Also searched as: offshore ecommerce development India, outsource Shopify development to India, headless commerce development India, Indian ecommerce developers for US and UK brands.
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What changes by market
The five things we set up differently for each country.
01
Payments
Stripe, Shopify Payments, PayPal, Apple Pay and Google Pay in the US and UK; PayNow and Stripe in Singapore; Telr, PayTabs, Mada and STC Pay through local gateways in the GCC; buy-now-pay-later where you hold the account. Accounts are opened in your name.
02
Tax and invoicing
US state sales tax through Stripe Tax, Avalara or Shopify Tax; UK and EU VAT with OSS where it applies; Singapore GST; UAE and Saudi VAT with ZATCA e-invoicing readiness. Your accountant decides where you register; we configure and test.
03
Shipping
ShipStation, Shippo or EasyPost for USPS, UPS and FedEx; Royal Mail and DPD in the UK; Ninja Van and SingPost in Singapore; Aramex, Fetchr and cash-on-delivery handling in the GCC; 3PL and marketplace fulfilment handoffs.
04
Privacy and accessibility
GDPR and UK GDPR consent, CCPA do-not-sell links, PDPA consent and WCAG 2.1 AA builds that reduce ADA exposure. We implement; your counsel signs off.
05
Hosting and performance
Shopify hosts Shopify stores; WooCommerce, headless and custom stores run on AWS, Vercel or DigitalOcean in your region and your account with a CDN in front, with Core Web Vitals measured before launch.
06
Language and direction
Arabic right-to-left storefronts for the GCC, multi-language catalogues for Singapore, and per-market content on one product source. See Arabic and RTL development.
Pricing for international clients
What a store costs when built from India.
Our published Indian ranges apply everywhere; the proposal converts them into your currency at the rate on the day and fixes the price.
01
Shopify or WooCommerce store — from ₹1.5 lakh
Theme customisation or a custom theme, catalogue setup, payments, tax and shipping rules, essential apps and training. 4–8 weeks.
02
Headless or custom storefront — ₹6–15 lakh
Next.js front end over Shopify or a commerce API, custom checkout flows inside the platform's PCI scope, multi-warehouse inventory, ERP and 3PL integrations. 8–12 weeks.
03
B2B commerce platform — ₹8–15 lakh and above
Account pricing, quotes and approvals, net terms, punch-out and EDI, multi-warehouse. 10–16 weeks.
04
Paid by you at cost
Platform subscriptions, paid apps, payment gateway fees, carrier accounts and hosting, all in accounts in your name.
05
Currency and invoicing
Proposals and invoices in USD, GBP, SGD or AED by bank transfer, Wise or Stripe; milestone payments tied to demos you can verify on staging.
06
Ownership and warranty
Source code in your GitHub organisation, store and accounts in your name, 30-day warranty, optional maintenance afterwards.
Evidence
Ecommerce work you can check.
- Krishna Textiles, Coimbatore (textiles and jewellery retail). Challenge: a storefront loading in about 6.4 seconds on mobile, abandoned carts and weak search visibility. Delivered: a custom storefront with Razorpay, UPI and cash on delivery, GST-compliant invoicing and inventory kept in sync with the physical shop. Outcome, as reported by the client: page load under 2 seconds and organic-search revenue doubled within 90 days of launch.
- WeaveHub (fashion and textile marketplace). Challenge: onboard many sellers safely and split every payment automatically. Delivered: a multi-vendor marketplace with Razorpay Route split payments, KYC-gated vendor onboarding, commission rules and logistics integration.
Both published case studies are Indian businesses; international client work is referenced in proposals with the client's permission rather than on this page.
Outcome figures are the clients' own, quoted with permission; we do not audit them. Live store links are listed only where the client agrees. All published case studies are on the work page; we add new ones only with written permission.
Delivery process
How an international build runs, step by step.
NDA, discovery, written proposal, weekly demos in your hours, soft launch, public launch, warranty.
01
NDA and discovery
Mutual NDA first, then a discovery call in your working hours covering catalogue, channels, payments, tax, carriers and the systems to integrate.
02
Written proposal in your currency
Scope, platform recommendation, integrations, exclusions, timeline and a fixed price in USD, GBP, SGD or AED, usually within 48 hours.
03
Design
Wireframes and a clickable prototype of the buying journey, reviewed on a call before code.
04
Build and integration
Payments and tax first, then shipping, accounting and marketing integrations, with a staging store and a demo every week.
05
Soft launch, then public launch
A soft launch to a small list, accessibility and performance checks, redirects from any old store, then the public launch with monitoring in your region.
06
Warranty and support
30-day warranty, then optional maintenance with a monthly health report; everything stays in your name.
Our stack
Platforms and services we build international stores on.
- Shopify
- Shopify Plus
- Hydrogen
- WooCommerce
- Next.js
- Medusa
- Stripe
- Shopify Payments
- PayPal
- PayNow
- Telr
- PayTabs
- Stripe Tax
- Avalara
- ShipStation
- Shippo
- Royal Mail
- Aramex
- Klaviyo
- AWS
- Vercel
- Cloudflare
FAQ
Questions from brands outside India.
Why build an ecommerce store with a company in India?
Cost base and depth of ecommerce work: the same team builds Shopify, WooCommerce, headless and custom stores every week, and India's payment, COD and logistics complexity has taught it to integrate carefully. You get a fixed price in your currency, weekly demos in your hours, hosting in your region and a store you own. The trade-off is distance; we manage it with an NDA, written scope and overlap-hour scheduling.
Which markets do you have experience with?
The United States, United Kingdom, Singapore, UAE, Qatar and Saudi Arabia each have a page describing that market's payments, tax, shipping and privacy setup; Australia and Canada are served from their country hubs. Other countries are quoted from this page after discovery.
How are international projects priced and invoiced?
On our published Indian ranges: Shopify or WooCommerce from ₹1.5 lakh, headless or custom ₹6–15 lakh, B2B ₹8–15 lakh and up, converted into USD, GBP, SGD or AED in the written proposal, which fixes the price. Invoices are paid by bank transfer, Wise or Stripe against milestones you can verify on staging.
Where is the store hosted and who owns it?
Shopify stores are hosted by Shopify. WooCommerce, headless and custom stores run in your own AWS, Vercel or DigitalOcean account in your region. Source code lives in your GitHub organisation; payment, carrier and app accounts are in your name.
Do you handle our country's tax and privacy rules?
We configure and test tax calculation (Stripe Tax, Avalara, Shopify Tax, VAT and GST settings) and build consent flows for GDPR, CCPA and PDPA, and we build to WCAG 2.1 AA. We do not give legal or tax advice; your accountant and counsel decide registrations and sign off.
Can we see international stores you have built?
Our published case studies, Krishna Textiles and WeaveHub, are Indian businesses with client-reported outcomes. International work is shared in proposals with the client's permission; we do not publish client names without it.
Let's build
Ready to build a storethat sells in your market*?
A 30-minute discovery call and a fixed-scope quote — usually within 48 hours. No deck, no sales theatre.